Quick Change

Junkfood Cinema

Brian Salisbury

Leisure, Visual Arts, Arts, Tv & Film, Hobbies

4.6 • 732 Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2021

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Brian and Cargill continue Jasonuary Robards with a not-so-quick discussion about 1990's Quick Change.

It's a heist film, it's a happened-one-night farce, and it's a mashup of After Hours and Midnight Run. No clowning around! The guys also discuss a prospective all Stanley Tucci podcast, why you can't park in Austin anymore, and introduce the world to Randy Savage Film Critic.

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Dick Miller.
0:24.7	You're listening to Junk Food Cinema, who were these guys? Well, Welcome clowns and crooks to a very hapless episode of junk food cinema brought to you by
0:46.4	FilmSchoolRejects.com.com. Dot up your butt with a coconut.
0:55.3	I'm your host, Brian Sousbred.
0:57.7	I'm joined as per usual by my friend and co-host.
0:58.6	He's a novelist.
0:59.4	He's a screenwriter.
1:01.1	He's a lieutenant of megaforce.
1:04.5	This, I got to tell you, this man is an animal.
1:09.1	He's in here urinating on desks and spitting on the floor and all kinds of other things.
1:09.7	He's sick.
1:11.0	He's sick. He's sick.
1:12.1	He's sick.
1:13.5	He's see Robert Cargill.
1:14.5	Hi.
1:15.8	How's it going?
1:17.8	It is going, man.
1:20.6	Like, we're filling in some interesting holes this month.
1:25.8	You know, I could make a joke about that, but it is 2021, and I feel that is the duty of this show to move forward and be a more mature
1:28.4	program.
1:29.4	You said duty.
1:30.8	Fuck.
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